|
|
|
|
|
|
![]() |
#1 |
Ahhh ... sweet pity. Where would my love life be without it?
|
Technical question when naming pages
Some of you may regard this information as too "valuable" but I think it's just a minute piece of the game so I would appreciate your input (privately or publicly)
Does anybody know if there is a different in using a ',' or a '-' or a '.' in the punctuation of the text in title tags in regards to keyword rankings? Let me give a hypothetical situation and you can tell me what you think. Let's say i'm targetting these's keywords: Joe's Crackshack Dining Coupons All other things held constant, would what be my effects on google keyword rankings if I put in the <title> bar the following options: Title 1) Joe's Crackshack - Dining Coupons Title 2) Joe's Crackshack, Dining Coupons Title 3) Joe's Crackshack Dining Coupons Which of the titles would result in the highest and lowest rankings for the following keywords: (please say Title 1, Title 2, or Title 3 - or whatever applies) "Joe's Crackshack" "Dining Coupons" "Joe's Crackshack Dining" "Joe's Crackshack Coupons" "Joe's Coupons" "Crackshack Dining" thanks ![]()
__________________
120x60 Max For Sig Files |
![]() |
![]() |
|
|